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How well did the Minoans use their natural resources?
Since the Minoans lived on the island of Crete, they earned a living from sea trade.
What type of transportations did the Minoans use?
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What did the ancient Minoans use as currency?
3.141592654 pi
Why didn't the Minoans enemies attack the Minoans?
they were peaceful
Did the Minoans or mycenaean use the labyrinth?
The labyrinth is most famously associated with the Minoans, particularly through the myth of the Minotaur and the Labyrinth on Crete, attributed to King Minos. Archaeological evidence suggests that the Minoans had complex palace structures, particularly at Knossos, which some believe inspired the legend of the labyrinth. The Mycenaeans, who followed the Minoans, did not directly use the labyrinth concept in the same mythological context, although they did adopt and adapt Minoan culture and architecture.
Did the Minoans have weapons?
Yes
Did the Minoans' develop weapons?
Yes, all civilisations developed and used weapons
What did the minoans use as currency?
3.141592654 pi
How well did the Minoans use their natural resources?
Since the Minoans lived on the island of Crete, they earned a living from sea trade.
What metal did the Minoans first use and then the Mycenaean continued its use?
bronze
What did the ancient Minoans use as currency?
3.141592654 pi
What type of transportations did the Minoans use?
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What did the Minoans use to build their elaborate palaces?
running water
What type of writing system the Minoans use?
linear A and heiroglyphics
How did the Mycenaeans gain power?
The Mycenaeans Counquerd the Minoans and gained their power. Overthrowing the Minoans
Why didn't the Minoans enemies attack the Minoans?
they were peaceful
Did the Minoans or mycenaean use the labyrinth?
The labyrinth is most famously associated with the Minoans, particularly through the myth of the Minotaur and the Labyrinth on Crete, attributed to King Minos. Archaeological evidence suggests that the Minoans had complex palace structures, particularly at Knossos, which some believe inspired the legend of the labyrinth. The Mycenaeans, who followed the Minoans, did not directly use the labyrinth concept in the same mythological context, although they did adopt and adapt Minoan culture and architecture.
